Our Edelis Talheimer Kirchenweinberg Spätburgunder Spätlese trocken has a full-bodied and full-bodied character. The bouquet reminds u. a. to the aroma of berry fruits and currants. Fine notes of almonds spread in the nose and give this Pinot Noir its typical character. On the palate, fine tannins and a harmonious residual sweetness are noticeable, which give the wine, in addition to the high extract content, its full-bodied and full-bodied nature. Pinot Noir is also known as the father of all types of Burgundy. In the fourth century, the Pinot Noir, also called Pinot Noir, was first grown in Burgundy and from there in the seventh century brought to the Neckar.